Provided by: Smallbizdaily Sponsored June 28, 2021 Storing and managing business documents is important, be it tax documents, invoice copies, receipts, photographs, vector images, and whatever type of document. It does not matter what your business is. What matters is that every important document is kept intact and safe for future use. There are two ways to store and secure …
Disposing of Data Storage Devices Securely
Businesses and consumers store data in many places. Because of e-mail and various other forms of cloud storage, it can be spread out. You should make sure data on those services is deleted when you cease to use them; losing track of data can cause security risks. The devices you have direct control over, however, should be looked after carefully …
Why Effective Document Management is Crucial for Small Businesses
Provided By: Bplans According to the Association for Information and Image Management International, document management is: “The use of a computer system and software to store, manage and track electronic documents and electronic images of paper-based information captured through the use of a document scanner.” In short, document management is a digital method of scanning, storing, and tracking all necessary …
Worst and Best Apps That Collect and Share Your Personal Data and Some That Don’t
Facebook in the dust. Of the browsing history and personal data Instagram collects on its users, the app shares 79% with external entities. That is concerning, especially given the fact that it is 22% more than the 57% shared by its affiliate company, and runner-up, Facebook. LinkedIn and Uber Eats tied for third at 50%. Trainline, YouTube, and YouTube Music …
Secure Device Disposal Protecting Your Sensitive Data
Simply deleting data from computers, tablets, phones, and other devices doesn’t remove it. The space occupied by the “deleted” information is simply marked as being available for reuse when needed. Until or unless that old data is overwritten or otherwise destroyed, it can be recovered, possibly by a cybercriminal with bad intentions. The act of permanently removing or destroying data …
How to keep your information secure
As the pace of technology accelerates, so do the tactics of those who make a living outside the law. If you’re working, have a family, or just don’t have the time to research, how are you supposed to keep up? Increasingly we see information breaches from enormous, seemingly-secure companies, and it can be frightening to think that you can’t protect …
The shocking crime of child identity theft!
Has your toddler been getting preapproved credit card offers in the mail? IRS notices? Calls from collection agencies? If so, they’re the victim of child identity theft, a troubling crime in which the offender exploits your child’s social security number to commit fraud. Because a child’s SSN is a blank slate, the perpetrator can easily take out loans, apply …
Project Managing in Chaos: Document Management
Managing project documentation demands a measure of discipline. Some team members may adhere to your structure and others may not do so. Not everyone shares the same respect for order. Follow these tips to encourage respect for your processes. First, mandate that all project details get documented, even just in notes. For example, you can create a SharePoint folder for …
File Pro Services- Getting to Grips with the Household Paperwork – on a Budget
File Pro Services- Getting to Grips with the Household Paperwork – on a Budget We are all knee-deep in paperwork these days, despite being promised years ago that the paperless era was on its way. The advent of the personal computer was being cited as the way forward; we would be able to scan and store all our documents, and never …
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